multiple factor

noun

, Genetics.

1. polygene ( def ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of multiple factor¹

First recorded in 1910–15

Example Sentences

A Fairfax schools spokeswoman noted that staffers consider multiple factors, including SOL scores, when making placement decisions and that families can appeal their child’s placement.

From Washington Post

Hospitals have scoring systems for prioritizing patients based on multiple factors, such as the seriousness of their condition and chance of recovery.

From Washington Post

He said the length of the current surge in cases will depend on multiple factors, including the ability of people to abide by restrictions, the spread of more rapidly transmissible variants and how quickly the vaccine is rolled out.

From Washington Post

How much your individual SMB should spend on online advertising depends on multiple factors like your industry, your total ad budget, and the competition in your space.

From Search Engine Land

That difference is likely the result of multiple factors, including inconsistent public health guidance, a decentralized and sometimes conflicting governmental response, and disruptions triggered by the pandemic.

From No Straight News